Dustin Cox

The Baltimore Ravens experienced a massive shakeup to the coaching staff after failing to make the playoffs in a disappointing 2025 season. Jesse Minter replaced longtime head coach John Harbaugh at the top and quickly began filling out his new-look coaching staff for 2026. Perhaps the most surprising hire of the offseason was offensive coordinator 29-year-old Declan Doyle, who is replacing a much more experienced coach in Todd Monken.

The Baltimore Ravens bolstered their defensive line by reuniting with veteran Calais Campbell this offseason. An NFL player reaching their 19th season is almost unheard of, especially for defensive linemen, which naturally leads to questions regarding how much longer Campbell can continue to play. This is a question Campbell must confront after the end of every season, and every year he gears up for what he believes will be his last ride.

The Baltimore Ravens’ regular season schedule for 2026 was officially unveiled on Thursday night. The Baltimore Beatdown staff shares their reactions to the team’s slate of games below: Well, I’m happy to see that the start to the season isn’t three straight road games as we feared. The first four weeks seem doable, with the Colts and the Cowboys in Brazil representing the biggest challenges.